I can run this at the prompt, but putting in the following, /opt/BIPSConnect/bin/rdes, but when I put it in perl code (here is what I am trying to do - Quite simple and nothing complex, until I get this working) ... 
#!/usr/bin/perl-Tw
use strict;
my $cmd_to_run = "/opt/BIPSConnect/bin/rdes";
my @results = `$cmd_to_run`;

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I get the following error... 
/opt/BIPSConnect/bin/rdes: LD_LIBRARY_PATH=:/usr/lib:/usr/ucblib:/usr/
+openwin/lib:/usr/dt/lib:/usr/local/lib:/opt/hpnpl/lib:/p01cfg0
1/harvest/Harvest/lib:/opt/BIPSConnect/bin: is not an identifier

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I am most baffled and confused, please help me if you can.

In reply to Posted once, but here is another post of it for you. Thanks for all of your help :)~ by basicdez
in thread Running a C Program within Perl. by basicdez

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